Do you have a favourite word ?

Drench

Family

Entrails

Schlep

Mensch

Kneidlech

Mist

Being Welsh, I like cwtch too, also moonlight and smooth. Oh and happiness, of course!o

When I first started teaching I was really pleased with the way school employed so many disabled people to teach music. I didn't know the meaning of peripatetic - got confused with paraplegic!
My late mum's favourite word was thwart - I always incorporated it into the class spellings as a tribute to her.
I'm another one for mellifluous and chocolate.

Eclectic. Sounds lovely, great to say

Although have to agree with Disneyfan cwtch is a great word - I married a Welshman - not a true English word to match it. DIL (English) agrées now also being married to a Welshman !

Chocolate

Lovely.

Bosie, I've only heard it north of Scotland, it means cuddle. There is a charity shop in Aberdeen called Bosies.

GlamGran59 You have brought back a lovely memory of one of my friends.We were both in our early 20s and after one spectacular Christmas party when she had fallen over and I went to help her up she told me 'Sorry I have had a temporary loss of the equilibrium ' how we giggled!

Mine is Cwtch. Has a few uses. Cwtch is a cuddle, a cupboard or even a bed. I love our Welsh language. ?

Serendipity and kismet.

Kismet
Jacaranda
Carnival
Lozenge
Soporific
Alabaster
Juniper

Equilibrium. I like balance in life.

Bradfordlass, would love to hear your list with a Bradford accent

Swithering which I think is a Scottish word for not been able to make your mind up

Peripatetic
Nincompoop
Jabberwocky
Callypigian
Sequential
Chatoyant
Sesquicentennial
Conglomorate
Coquillage (that's yer actual French)
Depardieu
Karakia
Aotearoa
Pleuvoir
Etoile
Hirondelle
Denouement
Pamplemouse
Whakamoemiti
Salvatore

My aunt always uses guddle to describe something thats messy and in muddle.

Ginnel (small passage way or path)
Lilac

Another excellently descriptive word Greyduster; very fond of pusillanimous!

Pusillanimous.

I like, and use the word "obfuscation", a lot in my work life.
And "parsimonious".

Very useful, descriptive words.

Eejit always makes me laugh. I like scunnered and stotting, too.

My current favourite is a two-word phrase I saw on Facebook this week, describing a holiday cottage - a 'Tabernacle chapel'.

Gallus is another favourite word of mine

What does that mean gallus? Love the sound of it!